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# Chapter 12: Citizen's Belifs and Political Ideology |
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## Political Socialization |
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the process under which you develop your political beliefs |
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## Political Socialization by Family |
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regarded as the largest influence on socalization. "Kitchen table politics" 71%of teens have the same political ideology as their parents |
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## Political Socalization by School |
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some topics found in classes might influence a student politically |
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depending on the major the group of students in there may be leaning conservative or republian |
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## Political Socalization by Peers |
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the people aortound you will push how people believe. peer pressure works to activate civic function |
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## Political Socalization by Media |
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because "the youngens" spend so much time on screens this may be the largest influence in the future because they spend less time with family members. |
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engaging with content also allow the student to find their political views much better |
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## Political Socalization by religious and Civic Institutions |
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religions have a philosophy and therefore influence how people view politics as well. |
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civic institutions: non gov, non-buisness either gives diversity or further amplifies their current one |
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## Political Socalization by Geography |
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location location location: influences all the above facts. |
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## Think as a political scientist |
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Study the map and answer the questions that follow |
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1. How do factors of political socalization explain the results on the map? |
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geography and religion are a massive influence on how this election went. |
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2. Explain the implications of this information by looking for patterns and trends. For example are there any meaningful clusters of states? |
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the states on the outer sides of the country tend to stay democrat and the inner states tend to stay republican |
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3. Based on what you know about the main regions of the United States (West, Midwest, South, Northeast), do you see any patterns? If so, how might you explain them? |
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it seems that just like the statement above that the midwest and south tend to be in republican and conservative leaning ideologies. |
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## Globalization |
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ever-expanding and increasing interactive world economny |
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## U.S. Influence on Other Contries |
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the us is one of the dominant economic powers affecting globalization. US biz is everywhere |
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our cultural values are influensing local people who might have different cultural values |
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## Influence of Other Countries on the U.S. |
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Immigration! as people move into the us they bring their values and that gets brought into the culture |
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## Global Identification |
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EU. Bringing many countries together in order to have a shared thing. IDK cultural kinship |
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## Essential Question |
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How do factors influence political attitues and socalizations? |
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| | Influence on political attitude and socialization| |
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|Family| massive personal connection on individual| |
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|School| intelectual connection in individual| |
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|Peer| large personal connection on individuals and peers (peer pressure)| |
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|Media| HUGE impact on "youngens"| |
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|Social Enviornment| affects the collective perspective| |
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|Location| affects the collective perspective| |
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